StackFRAC system outperforms cemented liners in shale gas reservoir

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CASE STUDY StackFRAC system outperforms cemented liners in shale gas reservoir BACKGROUND The Triassic Montney formation straddles the border between Alberta and B.C. and covers an area of approximately 246,000 km². Gas reserves in the resource play have been estimated to be as high as 700 Tcf. Due to its rich silt and sand composition, the Montney is often referred to as a tight gas reservoir; however, the natural gas found within the forma

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